An Act relating to legal representation of public officers in ethics complaints.

SB 65 prohibits Alaska's Department of Law (including the attorney general) from representing or advising state officials like the governor, lieutenant governor, or other public officers in ethics complaints against them. The bill directly affects public officers facing ethics investigations and the Department of Law, which can no longer provide legal support in such cases. It creates a clear separation between ethics complaint proceedings and state legal representation for the officials under scrutiny. This is a procedural change to ensure impartiality in ethics enforcement, not a new policy affecting the public.